Weren't they shorting like 200% of the stock that actually exists out there?
Well add up the NFL player's losses due to bad decisions than compare it to the Obama bailout.Is it better is the question, not worse. Which it definitely isn't.
retail investors should only be able to buy and hold SPY. it's the only way they will be safe from dangerous profits.
Not surprised this is the level of dialog that these trading threads turned into once the random GME showed up.Well add up the NFL player's losses due to bad decisions than compare it to the Obama bailout.
LOL you are the one who trashed an NFL player because he had an opinion. How dare he.Not surprised this is the level of dialog that these trading threads turned into once the random GME showed up.
Making up some fake take about Biden legislation and stimulus checks while having no trading experience nor being a working person is not an opinion, it's fantasy conjecture.LOL you are the one who trashed an NFL player because he had an opinion. How dare he.
nkla is up another 10%
same fam. All my blue chips are getting slaughtered. going to liquidate and just bet on stonks. they always go up.Without the stonks, today would have been a blood bath for me. Everything is red and the changes are significant.
Your moronic and continuous quoting of me is annoying.Making up some fake take about Biden legislation and stimulus checks while having no trading experience nor being a working person is not an opinion, it's fantasy conjecture.
I've seen like 10 different people on my social media share that same retarded post today. I wonder if they all follow him on twitter or if they're retarded lemmings who found it elsewhere? Tough call.
@kahiljabronii'm only short puts. i sold them, i didn't buy any. and all of mine are 1/29 and 2/5. and i'll likely close them all by 9:45 for a tiny fraction of what i got for them (and might look to repeat on a dip, depending)
if i'd be buying them, i'd probably try to time it well (on a spike... and a spike/uptrend) and either go as late as i reasonably (ie: price) could OR as cheapest (ie: 1/29) and plan on selling upon the next dip bottoming. but if the dip isn't good enough, the theta decay is going to eat a chunk.
edit: (in case you didn't realize), the other problem with buying later dated (ie: vs 1/29, 2/5) options is that even if it moves the way you want (ie: drops), if the volatility is drying up with it, the price of the option might actually drop (instead of gaining) along with the SP. if the 500% IV drops to 250%, the vega will have a big impact on the option price. so vega will be more important than with typical options (ie: having to pay attention to delta/gamma and vega, while also trying to avoid theta burn).
tl;-dr IV crush, like after an earnings report.
This has nothing to do with this thread and you are confusing me with someone else.